"I tell myself that it’s not possible, anyway, to shelve the advance of technology, and that history is filled with examples of beautiful things being supplanted by more efficient versions of those things. Ultimately, you’re never going to win an argument against convenience, no matter how much you love the anachronistic, heavy, unwieldy, and beautiful thing you want to save."

Robin Sloan writes about the Kindle as the ultimate travel gadget.

Craig Mod talks about how book design can adapt to a digital age.

Marco's viewpoint on why there is still space for the Kindle.

The New Yorker looks at the details behind ebooks, the Kindle, and the iPad.